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For the first time, the federal government has put a price on carbon dioxide and it’s bound to transform how we fight global warming.

She was called ‘the Medea of Kew Gardens,’ but no one has ever proven conclusively that Alice Crimmins murdered her own children in New York in 1965.

A judge upheld Louisiana’s ban on same-sex marriage—but support for freedom to marry is now the norm across America.

State governments are permanently taking hundreds of children from their parents—under a bizarre theory that they might, in the future, be too mentally ill to care for the young.

Two former co-workers are raising questions about the ethics and character of the Tea Party’s most promising Senate primary challenger.

The Court extended an injunction from earlier this month allowing the Little Sisters of the Poor to avoid self-certifying under Obamacare's contraception mandate.

Should a New York town board start sessions with Christian prayers? That’s what the court will hear this week—and the right ruling is clear despite varying judicial decisions on prayer.